‘Gloom’ and doom: Artist markets mural
PALISADES PARK — Running low on cash and facing the possibility of being homeless for the first time in his life, Bronx-based muralist Arnie
5) LIFE’S A BEACH Putting aside litigation in favor of recreation, a handful of residents living along Pacific Coast Highway in September reached an agreement with elected officials that
9) FOUR-LEGGED FRIENDS NEED LOVE TOO Once again, the squirrels in Palisades Park took center stage as residents protested City Hall’s hunting of the furry critters. It wasn’
PACIFIC PALISADES — This year, menorahs across the nation will be aglow with environmentally friendly light bulbs.
More than 500 synagogues across the United States are expected to participate in the
New Mayor File photo Richard Bloom, seen here in Palisades Park in 2003, was selected by his fellow city council members on Tuesday to serve as the next mayor of
Mystery Photo Fabian Lewkowicz The first person to accurately describe where this week’s Mystery Photo was taken will win a prize, courtesy of the Santa Monica Daily Press. E-
For the past 27 years, residents of Santa Monica have lived with their city being jokingly referred to as “The People’s Republic of Santa Monica,” a name bestowed on
By Marilyn Brennan Santa Monica
In the article in SMDP’s Friday, Nov. 17, 2006 edition (“Clearing the air for SM smokers”), I did not see a mention of the
By Daily Press staff
The steadily growing Santa Monica CoHousing Group announces that its next informational and organizational meeting. The meeting will be held on Sunday, Nov. 19 between noon
Fabian Lewkowicz GRIM DISCOVERY: Former UCLA football standout Marcus Cassel was killed Friday morning when the sport utility vehicle he was driving slammed into a tree in Palisades Park. Emergency
CASSEL CRASH, from page 1 Cause of the crash is under investigation
PALISADES PARK — A former UCLA and NFL football player was killed here Friday morning after he slammed his
For the past 27 years, residents of Santa Monica have lived with their city being jokingly referred to as “The People’s Republic of Santa Monica,” a name bestowed on
